Bind expression syntax

> Thanks for the insite.  I wonder how that will affect
the behavior of Bind.
> It's for updating the DB also.  My types are all
templated using Wilson OR
> Mapper and Conessto templates.  They make two partial
classes.  One for
> editing.  I guess that is what I'll do.

If you're usingWORM, you might want my WORMDataSource,
which comes
with a replacement for Bind   I'll try
to get it wrapped up into a
publically releasable form if you would like it.

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Marc,
        That would be awesome. Perhaps it may also solve
another issue I
have.  The Update method receives an instance of the object.
 Well,
ObjectDataSource is creating a new object and filling it
with only the
values that are displayed in my GridView columns.  This is
leaving off both
keys and foreign keys.  Subsequently, the update fails.

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> Thanks for the insite.  I wonder how that will affect
the behavior of
Bind.
> It's for updating the DB also.  My types are all
templated using
> Wilson OR Mapper and Conessto templates.  They make two
partial
> classes.  One for editing.  I guess that is what I'll
do.

If you're usingWORM, you might want my WORMDataSource,
which comes with a
replacement for Bind   I'll try
to get it wrapped up into a publically
releasable form if you would like it.

--
"Remember when you are juggling all those balls that
some of them are glass
balls, some of them are rubber balls. Don't drop the glass
ones."  - Nora
Roberts

Marc C. Brooks
http://musingmarc.blog
spot.com

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